And Jesus fostered him--" said Lilly.
"He's a profound figure, is Judas.

It's taken two thousand years to begin to understand him," said Jim, pushing the bread and marmalade into his mouth.
"A traitor is a traitor--no need to understand any further.

And a system which rests all its weight on a piece of treachery makes that treachery not only inevitable but sacred.

That's why I'm sick of Christianity .-- At any rate this modern Christ-mongery." "The finest thing the world has produced, or ever will produce--Christ and Judas--" said Jim.
"Not to me," said Lilly.

"Foul combination." It was a lovely morning in early March.